theatre – The Oracle

September 25Students adapt service learning projects amid pandemic.
September 25‘Cobra Kai Never Dies:’ Netflix’s ‘Karate Kid’ spinoff revives classic story for new generation.
September 25Review: Pattinson and Dafoe make for a twisted, maddening duo in film ‘The Lighthouse.’
September 25College during COVID: Class of 2020 experience freshman year in university in a “multiplicity” of ways.
September 25Column: How a diehard Democrat joined a Republican group.
September 25Column: On multiracial students and belonging in affinity spaces.

Seniors Norah Adler and Addison Lee at the Global Climate Strike earlier this school year.

Photo Essay: Through the eyes of Addison Lee

May 21, 2020

Maintaining arts education in schools is crucial for fostering well-being among youth. According to the National Assessment of Educational Progress, 63% of eighth-graders nationally take a music course.

Op-Ed: Arts programs belong in our classrooms

April 22, 2019

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‘Just Add Water’: Yale improv group visits Archer

January 17, 2019

Column: Rocky Horror — A time warp during The Time Warp

December 19, 2018

Seniors Olivia Richards and Caroline Ediger perform their scene in the Drama Queens' first performance of the year. Ediger played a bakery owner who refused to bake a cake for a gay wedding.

Drama Queens perform ’emotional,’ ‘fun’ scenes for community

November 13, 2018

Maya Winkler '18 and Gracie Abrams '18 perform “It’s Okay Honey” by Bertha Brown. The scene depicts a mother-daughter conversation about sexuality.

Drama Queens put on first performance of the year

November 5, 2017

Junior Shira Goldstein, who plays Bat Boy, sits on the shoulders of Willa Frierson ‘20 and Omari Benjamin ‘18 during a rehearsal. The original musical was inspired by tabloid headlines published in 1992 in The Weekly World News documenting a half-man and half-bat creature.

“Bat Boy” highlights current socio-political issues, bids goodbye to Blackbox

October 22, 2017

The advanced theatre class, better known as the Drama Queens, put on performances for the whole school during lunch. Their most recent showcase consisted of two monologues, two comedic scenes, a dramatic scene and a song. Photo by: Nelly Rouzroch '18.

Drama Queens showcase comedic, dramatic abilities

February 16, 2017

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Middle school play recruits upper school actresses

October 11, 2016

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‘Spring Awakening’ wins Best Ensemble at Jerry Herman Awards

May 27, 2016

The cast comes together for a wedding in the final scene. The play concludes with Hero and Claudio and Beatrice and Benedict getting married.

Archer thespians bring Shakespearian comedy to life

April 16, 2016

Drama Queens women in '50s comedy performance with special guest star Samantha Coyne. From right to left: Sara Friedman '18, Jayla Brown '18, Harley Smith '17, Uma Halsted '18, and Ms. Coyne.

Drama Queens emulate the ’50s and ’60s in comedy performance

March 9, 2016

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